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Knoydart: We travel to Scotland’s last wilderness by boot and by boat

How would you reach the UK's most remote pub? John J. Price sets out on foot, through Knoydart’s toughest trails. But don't worry, if the pint sounds better than the plod, Daniella Theis shares the peaceful yet magical ferry route.
The small white, red and blue ferry sailing from Mallaig to Knoydart. There is a rocky mountain in the background
The ferry from Mallaig to Knoydart.

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